If you mean 'treatment' by countermeasures for stuttering that can let your stuttering gone then it's called 'cure' actually. Yeah that is non-existent rn. But if you mean 'treatment' by measures that can mitigate your stuttering then it's speech therapy, which is already existent on this world and I suggest you should take one. ​ 1922:No therapies. Stuttering is just caused by your emotions.2002:Researches found out stuttering can be developmental, etc.2012:Researches found out stutterers' internal circuits that control articulating are problematic, some of stutterers have auditory feedback deficits, various medications are published for stutterers.2022:New models that can demonstrate how stutter happens when speaking.I am very glad to see the world is changing for us, though maybe the above developments I illustrated are rough and wrong. ​ Yeah we all hate problems that can't go away completely, but please trust experts are working on the treatment.Like, before neuroscience was established, stuttering was considered as purely psychological, or even assumpted that there was something wrong with your tongue etc. which means if you couldn't control your stuttering it was just your own problem. But after neuroscience came out the awarenesses that stuttering was uncontrolled at times and that was caused by stutterers' different neurologies, the mental burdens onto stutterers were released a lot and they ceased to condemn themselves.Yeah I gotta say though hitherto cures are non-existent, the world is becoming more and more beautiful for us, also btw speech therapy is also improving(the researches have found out if the countermeasures emphasize on the mental component of stuttering, the outcomes will be best so now therapy is putting more emphasis on mental coaching).Plus some countries are already listing stutterers as disabled. That's not offense instead they just realized what stutterers are actually experiencing and why they stutter so they know how desparate stutterers are so they help them out by offering priorizations, etc.